ON THE MOTION OF A SPHERE IN A PERFECT FLUID, WITH APPLICATION TO LIQUID HELIUM*
AUTOR(ES)
Rice, O. K.
RESUMO
Momentum relationships involved in the motion of a sphere through a perfect fluid are considered. The mechanism, by which the momentum given to a sphere by an external impulsive force is transferred to the container as a whole, is traced through in some detail, and energy and momentum relationships are discussed. Comparison is made with a 3He atom or a roton moving in superfluid 4He.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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